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Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy Avatar Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy  answered Thamimul ansari's question. 4 days ago

What is the difference between EBS and Instance Store?

EBS Volume can attached and detach on the same or different EC2 instances and its persistence.
data's will be available even though the instances has been stopped, hibernated and termisnated.
data will be deleted or erased in the Instances store once its, stopped, deleted, or terminated.
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